No, I think that's literally the point of the post. Insult the character, not the body. It dilutes your point

Right, I think the post is specifically trying to say that calling them insecure is fine, assuming things about their body can be bad even if you think it's an asshole who deserves it. Like you already came up with a more creative and apt insult anyway, why throw body shaming into it?

You either really missed the point of the post, or are real bad at being funny. Least nuanced takes on the platform

Based on their comment history, sadly I don't think it is

Just got taken down

Well from the screenshot this looks like bumble, which forces the girl to message first

How do we really know that's a giant watch, and OP didn't just get a bunch of miniature tools to trick us!

Found the person who can't make an independent coherent argument for their case, so they resort to overused name-calling.

It's even more insidious because these apps ask for the data upfront under the guise of "getting to know you better"

How can your AI girlfriend truly love you back unless you give it your real name, age, photos of your face, mother's maiden name, social security number, and genetic material? /s

The choice to use a baby emoji is truly cursed

I agree.

We're both going to get downvoted but the settings app has a much better UI than control panel full stop. The problem is the years of development that have gone into it only for the settings app to redirect to the control panel anyway for 50% of the things you want to do because they still haven't been bothered to actually integrate everything directly into the app.

If you could actually do everything in the settings app that you could do in the control panel after 3 versions of windows I don't think it would be so universally disliked.

Buddy missed the "roleplaying" part of rpgs